Do I need this part for installing Pioneer AVH-X2500 in my 2002 Camry ?
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I thought the 95-8202 was designed for Tundra, Sequoia, Highlander, 4Runner, Matrix, Rav4, xB and TC. For certain model years, the OEM head unit was actually wider than 2DIN, so you needed these spacers to fill the gaps on the sides when installing a true 2DIN. I had a 2002 Solara and the OEM head unit was a true 2DIN (no spacers required). I also know the same head unit was offered in the 2002 Camry. As others have recommended, try the Crutchfield fit guide (Metra's website is useless).
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For proper mounting you will need this or comparable mounting kit for double-DIN Toyota replacements. Crutchfield.com can help you make sure you pick the right kit for your vehicle. This one should work for you but if in doubt, check the recommended kits using the Crutchfield site.
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"Need" is a relative term. In my scion xd, the head unit was smaller than the stock radio that I removed. I used it without this part, but the gaps on either side of the head unit bothered me.This just fills the gap between the head unit and the existing hole, creating a cleaner looking install.
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On gmc 02 envoy, pioneer DVD/AV works to a point I have onstar but don't use it but it appears to work bugs are with connections to parking brake and back lights CPU weirds out there are some work arounds I found online but never tried them otherwise works for me
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I put a pair in my 2007 camry. The door speakers need adapters(bought online separately) to work with the factory cutouts, but the rear speakers I just glued in place with silicone sealer since they dropped in and I didn't see any need to screw them in place (holes don't line up) Not sure if the 2005 is the same or not.
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If u are installing an aftermarket radio, then yes you need this. Original antenna cable will not fit into new radio w/o this adapter.
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The unused harness is there in the Camry. Truly plug and play. In a Sienna the harness is there but the plug is different so some modification is required
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Not sure which part you need. Check here http://parts.pioneerelectronics.com/model.asp?modelNum=AVIC-U310BT
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Hello. Yes, you will need a wiring harness and dash kit to complete the installation.
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Hello. I would recommend taking your vehicle to a local stereo shop to inquire about what is needed to completely install this unit.
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Probably the basics. You'd do pretty well to go to Crutchfields site and inputting your car make and model there. They usually include the car specific harness for free.
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If you go to crutchfield.com and put in your car info. they will show you everything that you will need in order to install the unit.
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I don't think you need this kit for your 2005 Camry. This kit is only needed if there is an external amplifier. Your car radio might have an internal amplifier, and so no kit like this is needed. This kit does not do steering wheel control. For that you need the ACSW-1. To check, go to metraonline.com
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I installed one of these in a 2000 Camry LE and plug that came attached to the mirror assembly harness mated perfectly with the connector inside the door. You must remove the inner door panel to get access to the mating connector. If you don't want to tackle the removal of the door panel, you could cut the existing harness on the old mirror (outside the inner door panel and close to the mirror) and splice the wires from the new mirror.
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I would just in case you do need it normally when you replace your head unit with an aftermarket one wether single or double din you need an instal kit.
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This is to replace the factory harness. You will still need an adapter to install an aftermarket stereo.
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You can depending on your radio. I have a pioneer avh-x8500bhs and it has the hook up for both.
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This is a two part answer:1. If you are using these on the front doors to replace the factory speakers in 2002 to 2006 Toyota Camry's, they will require Metra 82-8149 adapters. The holes in the doors are far too large to mount these to, plus mounting them back farther by just using spacers and not the adapters, you will not get the good quality of sound. The adapters keep them about 1" out from the door, which is how the factory speakers mount.2. If you are mounting these in the rear deck area, they directly replace the factory speakers. No adapter required, you just have to change the wiring ends. This is a two part answer:1. If you are using these on the front doors to replace the factory speakers in 2002 to 2006 Toyota Camry's, they will require Metra 82-8149 adapters. The holes in the doors are far too large to mount these to, plus mounting them back farther by just using spacers and not the adapters, you will not get the good quality of sound. The adapters keep them about 1" out from the door, which is how the factory speakers mount.2. If you are mounting these in the rear deck area, they directly replace the factory speakers. No adapter required, you just have... » Read More This is a two part answer:1. If you are using these on the front doors to replace the factory speakers in 2002 to 2006 Toyota Camry's, they will require Metra 82-8149 adapters. The holes in the doors are far too large to mount these to, plus mounting them back farther by just using spacers and not the adapters, you will not get the good quality of sound. The adapters keep them about 1" out from the door, which is how the factory speakers mount.2. If you are mounting these in the rear deck area, they directly replace the factory speakers. No adapter required, you just have to change the wiring ends. « Show Less
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I have the Pioneer AVHX2700BS and I just grounded the wire and it worked. In fact I didn't even ground to anything except touch it back to the head unit itself. See here: https://youtu.be/hd0rz3iMrPQ?t=1m37s